KS SB248Introducedas of 2025-02-07
Requiring criminal history record check information relating to hemp producers to be sent to the state fire marshal, updating the fingerprinting language for the state banking commissioner for money transmitters and earned wage access services providers and authorizing the state gaming agency and attorney general to have access to more criminal history record information.
Plain-English summary
What happened: A Kansas bill would require criminal history record check information for hemp producers to be sent to the state fire marshal and has been scheduled for a Senate hearing.
Why it matters: Adding the fire marshal to the list of agencies receiving criminal background check data expands the scope of regulatory scrutiny for hemp producers.
Affects: cultivators and processors
LATEST ACTION: Senate Hearing: Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 10:30 AM Room 346-S
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